Is it appropriate to give nonfinancial advice to widows?

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The Answer is There is a widely held belief that widows need about a year to recover from the loss of their husbands. This belief is somewhat misleading because widows never quite recover from the permanent loss of their partners. Nevertheless, it is safe to assume that, after the first year or so, most widows learn fairly well how to cope with the situation.
It is not the place of the financial advisor to provide nonfinancial emotional support for the widow. However, the advisor can encourage the widow to seek the assistance of a grief-counseling professional.

Is It Appropriate to Give Nonfinancial Advice to Widows